Do you know of any Oregon beach towns with a good bus system?

[Oregonbeachlover]

Today at the coast, I passed a "dial a ride" bus. ???

[ExNooYawk]

Originally Posted by sarahkate_m

I've had my coffee this morning. How about you? I don't come here to pick fights... Well, not much, anyway *L*

You read way more into my statement than there was ever intended.

I was trying to find a way to state that Oregon is just not as dense as California WITHOUT sounding judgemental & you went all judgemental judo on me!

I love Oregon. I didn't come here to wish anything California like on it.

It's just a-m-a-z-i-n-g that this state is so unpopulated, in comparison to where "I" came from. I had to come from SOMEWHERE since I wasn't born here!

You're the first person in my city-data life to come off as so overtly hostile.

I'm not looking for enemies here! There's no real conflict!

Peace - Kate

PS I just posted to get the thread started! You have to admit it is startling to compare the numeric differences... As for tax base for services, CA takes the cake & runs over it - their tax base is spent ahead of time apparently! Of course we don't want OR to be like CA, silly.

Sarahkate, the minute I read what this poster had to say, I realized that your post was misinterpreted. What you said made sense. Not to worry, dahlink.

[esya]

That is one of the more efficient ways to provide service, in the cities folks know it as the "airport shuttle" where you schedule your ride ahead and then wait for the van to pick you up. In smaller places, or in some places in order to provide services to elderly and handicapped, they do this.

If you think taxes do not go toward autos you don't know about the import restrictions that shore up Detroit and the Huge percentage of most state taxes that go toward paving roads.